Research Article

Key Factors to Improve the Outcome of Retinal Reattachment Surgery in Proliferative Vitreoretinopathy and Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy

Table 7

Multiple regression to analyse essential factors for good postoperative vision in the prospective group.

ModelCoefficientsatSig.
Not standardized coefficientsStandardized coefficients
BStandard deviationBeta

1(Constant).0381.180.032.975
Emulsification.080.057.1391.402.165
Surgical experience–.050.114–.050–.442.660
Preop. surgery.051.071.076.719.474
Med. history in general–.155.109–.135−1.420.159
Med. eye history.044.063.072.698.487
Documentation.023.098.024.235.814
Quality of laser coagulation.091.105.089.869.387
Amount of membrane peeling.058.054.1061.068.288
Consistency of surgeon.088.060.1671.452.150
Timing of cataract surgery.164.103.1771.598.114
P(D)VR stage.228.081.3282.812.006
Preop. fovea situation.134.059.2372.293.024
Amount of retino/retinectomies.030.069.048.437.663
Number and size of retinal hole area–.094.073–.131–1.287.202
Redetachment rate.207.150.1421.384.170
Axial length.020.068.031.300.765

13(Constant).952.7681.240.218
Consistency of surgeon.081.047.1551.717.089
P(D)VR stage.218.067.3133.270.001
Preop. fovea situation.095.052.1671.805.074
Redetachment rate.277.134.1902.071.041

aDependent variable: postoperative vision.